Sylvain Wallez dijo:
So since we _need_ to be able to specify URLs relative to the current sitemap, what do you suggest? A subprotocol like what we have for "cocoon:raw", another protocol like "current-sitemap:"?
Just like Bruno, I'm happy with the "cocoon:/" and "cocoon://" we have today. Moreover, I have not seen any of the people to which I explained this behaviour complaining about URL syntax abuse.
Also, I'm not following cocoon-users closely enough, but does this Q&A you describe above come often about the "cocoon:" protocol?
The answer is simple: With good documentation nobody will be losed. :-D
Hmm. Have you ever mentored someone who did this:
public class MyFirstClass
{
private String helloString; public void setHello( String helloMessage )
{
String helloString = helloMessage;
} public void printHello()
{
System.out.println(helloString);
}
}and then wondered why it didn't work? I have.
All the good documentation in the world won't keep it from happening. All that will happen is a bunch of embarassed folks who don't complain about it because they don't want to look stupid.
Ok class, what happened wrong in the above example?
